Today that class is the precariat, with its distinctive relations of production, relations of distribution and relations to the state.
Understood as a kind of obligation, Gilbert's insight about a distinctive normative relation holding between participants in shared agency risks rejection.
Aristotle became, in Avicenna's hands, a much more systematic and coherent thinker than he really had intended to be; problems and solutions that were, at best, hinted at by Aristotle (e.g., the distinction between essence and existence or the relation between possible and necessary existence) were among the distinctive marks of Avicenna's own work.
The relation between function and disorder is a distinctive feature of natively unfolded proteins [30], thus several BH3-only members have been suggested to be intrinsically disordered [10].
Before judging, we held several seminars to obtain a consensus on the relation between H. pylori infection status and distinctive endoscopic findings [ 16- 23] using typical images selected from the electronic endoscopic database.
Reviews of existing study on relation between novel, augmented, and copied designis used as a basis for establishing a distinctive Sarawak image in the Malaysian furniture industry through the approach of methodology of industrial design.
This comfortable relation between the emotions and reason, however, hits some snags when Aristotle turned to the distinctive ways in which we can fail to act well.
His 'skeptically rationalist' claims about the nature and limits of human cognition present a distinctive perspective on the Kantian project of transcendental idealism, as well as on central epistemological issues concerning the relation between thought and the world.
The proposed sectional model accounts for some distinctive characteristic aspects of wire ropes, such as the coupling between axial force and torque and the non-linear, and non-holonomic, relation between bending moment and curvature, which is a consequence of sliding of wires.
(d) Relation between r² and distance between subsequent SNPs.
